This document discusses auditory sensation and defines three key dimensions of auditory experience: loudness relates to the intensity of sound pressure waves, pitch relates to the frequency of pressure waves, and timbre relates to the complexity of pressure waves and distinguishes one sound from another. It also notes that auditory sensation is responsible for collecting sound waves and involves the pinna, eardrum, and vibrations in the inner ear.

1. SENSATIONS

2. AUDITORY SENSATION

3. AUDITORY SENSATION
Loudness
The dimension of auditory
experience related to the
intensity of a pressure wave.

4. AUDITORY SENSATION
Pitch
The dimension of auditory
experience related to the
frequency of a pressure
wave.

5. AUDITORY SENSATION
Timbre
The distinguishing quality of
sound; the dimension of
auditory experience related
to the complexity of the
pressure wave.

6. AUDITORY SENSATION

7. AUDITORY SENSATION
is responsible for collecting sound waves.
is where the sound waves travel from pinna to the eardrum.
divides the outer ear and the middle ear.
It is the vibrating part of the ear.

8. AUDITORY SENSATION
is responsible for collecting sound waves.
is where the sound waves travel from pinna to the eardrum.
divides the outer ear and the middle ear.
It is the vibrating part of the ear.